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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-16
SUMMONS.


In the Justices Court of HALEY precinct. County
OF Alturas, Territory of Idaho.-E. b. Lsnmon'
Plaintiff. va VIM. Harrison, Defendant.
The people Of the United States, In the Tert0l!
OF Idaho, send greeting TO Vim. Hsrrison' w.
fendant
You are hereby summoned to appear before me;
at my office in HALEY Precinct, In the county ..
Aturas, Territory Of IDAHO within five days HWi
the date OF the service of this summons npon you'
10 an action brought against you by the said p.,us
I'M 70 answer the complaint Of the abovs-nameo
plaintiff.
Said action Is brought to recover the snn o.
$is205 as follows: f,32 05. which sum IL al dus.
being money paid out by plaintiff for you your our
request; and for $4,000 an account due from ~. 20
10 one FunkhOuser. and by him xssiRnse ~
plaintiff; all of which is more fully sst iol,a
In complaint filed in my ONCE: or judGm,nS,,
VIII be taken against You for the said .noun ~
together with costs of this suit II you fail 70
pear and snswer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said coun,y.
greeting: Make legal service and due re''''
thereof
Given under my hand this 9th day O. oc'''
Der, 1880. NJ N. MILES.
d. Justice Of the Peace of said Precine',
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-16

nUNTN Send 10 eents postage. and We . n'
UIuUhIl mail you FREE . royal, vai m IN,
n Hill sample box OF goods that VIII 10
- VII you In the way OF MAKING Ia
money at once, than anything else in Amsn .nrk
Both sexes Of all ages can live at home ana M...l
In spare tine, at all time. Capital nos .soss
We will start you. Imnsnre pay sure Io We
VINO Start at CO. 4riSsoH Co., Perts"'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-16
Notice.

All parties having any claims against tne ~.
nrm OF J. II. WARREN h CO. are requested 70 nv
sent them at once,
All parties owing the said firm are uIgenuy. ~
quested to pay up at once. as after the n mr., tu
February all unsettled accounts will be pisceS "
the hands Of . collector.
BENZ. JAMES. -.
At the Eagle Meat MarAe''
HALEY. Idaho. January 7. 1887. rt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-16
Estray Notice.

I.hen up. BY the undersigned. living one mile
west Of Crtcht.n. Alturas county, Idaho:
One sorrel Horse. about years old, branded
on right shoulder. with bar underneath
One Roam Horse. about years old, branded A
hip: Each weighs about 900 pounds.
The owner ts requested TO cali, prove property.
pay charges. and take the animals away, or they
VII be disposed Of according to Law.
Nov. 10, lsee. "A NcNAsTrR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
A CELLAR FULL OFNOISY BULLDOGS.

An anonymous letter addressed TO the Board OF Help
stating that fifty sixty bulldogs the
1875 East Forty was sent TO sanitary Head
quarters yesterday The Citizen made the complaint
had mistaken the number OF tho reporter found
the collection Of bulldogs the building No 323 Patrick
Mcguire kee small grogshop on the first floor aud said
thore only dogs the place they
the When he called them
brutes responded and NJ the other
hshtog reed thrust their ont Of soda water boxes
against wall OF the well" Mcguire
"there Of EN- As he spoke he closed the
door which Ted TO hack room,
The reporter seeing the inside Of the
several bdogs ami tugred at chains which fas
tened tham 10 tie walls AS the door op
The repore r then noticed door leading cellar
Mcguire e the down stairs glance sufficient
show h the eel full OF rude kennels Nine Of
jaws raised OF tue boxes IN full view and
chorus of snars from distant OF the cellar
CO om nineteen In all said Mr. Mcguire lie explained
that there IN be thieves the house, and "a
mrst have something TO protect hs property beies the
dogs belonged TO genuemcD who In tine country"
The doss were In lighting neg said
howlcd 90 at night as 10 make sleep almost impossible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
CONDITION OF STATE BANKS.

ALBANY, June l5.-Beow are given abstracts Oh VIC
quarterly reports OF the state banks of deposit anu us
count made 10 the Superintendent Of the BANKING de-
partment showing their condition on the morning OF
June The number OF banks operated under tue o''e
laws is lO2 OF which thrtyone are in the city OF Ne"
York The increase deposits for the last quarter was
slO12o1s4 ana in loans and discounts s5,3i3,Gs2.
Total resonrces s20l. 62S. SO 49,, - ,,o IN, .
Capital, so. 10000 surplus Iuhu S-A'''Vi
due depositors demand. sl3O3S7,v2p
Following abstracts OF the quarterly reports OF inc
thiryone State banks doing business in the CITY OF new"
York being also included in the foregoing table:
Total resources. sl45 3oO59s 49,, o.- .
apiial si47l 700 surplus fund.- So li 1851
due deposit rs Demand, Sl12,Oe9.l72
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

NEW SCHOOL BOARD BUILDING PROPOSED
Commissioner sprague OF the Board Of Education yeste
day the meeting OF the Commissioners
providing for site for the ofces and hall OF the ooar
make changes In the presens
building Grand this summer to increase the
binding. but BY the proposed widening OF Elm
wilt be or the building MT Spraguo roso
luton building longer meets the
requirements Of the Department owhg " te rp gr
II asked that the Commissioners OF inc
sinking Fund TO set aside the plot OF ground az
the northeast aud Lexngtonsve
This plot 100 by 1915 feet aud IL owne by The cltv IL AL
Joins the headquarters 81 no Fr anu 10 ono
ferrod TO tie sites. Thomas Harrison Nor.
man A. Calkins Joan H. Tanning. William Jones' James
Paul Bor nan wero reoie,ed assistant super
inteniunts schools for Edward j. Delaney
assigned position principal Of Grammar school No. a.
In Marion.sti The resignation was accepted tram mar
school no g. Ortnist. consolidated with No 80. in
Clarksons. and John T. Mcguire principal OF tho Gands
school appointed principal NJ No 10 In Wooster-st
William MclIanns appointed engineer and assistant
superintendent OF buildings at salary Of $I,oOJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
yorR UNEXPLAINED PISTOL SHOTS

Four pistol-shots we're heard In the vicinity of
Twenty eighth-st. and Sixth-ave. about a. m yes
aTomp Divine, "Billy" Bennett anu Rocky "
Moore Divine was walking toward Broadway
through wenty -eighth-st in company with woman:
He was met By Moore and Bennett and words passed
bet geen them Blows soon followed, aud then pistols
were resorted to.
Officer Stewart got upon the in time to arrest
Moore, whom he took to the Nineteenth Precinct
tation House. where he was held complaint OF the
woman IN the case who charges him with violation OF
au ordinance relating to the discharge of weapons In
the streets. She says Moore did the shooting. No
person was hurt go far as known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
THE HABITS OF THE HOP LOUISE.

RESULT OF PROFESSOR RILEYs INVESTIGATIONS
BELIEVED TO BE IMPORTANT.
WASHINGTON, June l5.-Professor Riley, the entomo-
logst OF the Department Of Agriculture has made public
the result Of exhaustive personal investigation into
the habits OF the phorodon humun hop louise. The
professor has satisfied himself that the laid by the
female at the close OF the deposited In plum
trees where the insect matches In the spring and lives
until the third generation This third brood unlike its
predecessors is winged and Immediately after develop
uent abandons the plum and attacks the hop vne
In the counter migration from the hop vine to
the plum tree occurs the winter eggs deposited and
the cycle OF life goes In the fashion 1t ia
notable In regions where the cultivation Of hop
vines il a new Industry growers have had complete i'm
nunty for a while from this pest In California today
they are not troubled by It. The Professor believes that
the phorodOn humu has been brought to this country
from Europe on plum. stock, and there s to be-
ueve that the phylloxera the dreaded grape pest
carried from this country to Europe grape cuttings
Of importing plum stock from Eastern hop regions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

THE CREGty CASE WILL BE CLOSED TONIGHT
The case of the Assembly District Will be Continued
mi, evening at tho Union Republican Club IN
tho Grand Opera House by Republican Committee on
onte.ts Captain Cregtn and the other members OF the
ng VII have an opportunity 10 dsproVe the
s.r,oi, charges made aganst them II they can The case
he Tomorrow evening the case Oh
the XNIIId District will be taken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
WASHINGTON NOTES,

WASHINGTON. Wednesday. June 10, 1887.
A VISITING ADMIRAL--Rosr- Admiral l.. QVinges, Of
the French navy accompanied by the French Minister
called at the White House to-day.
AorfSs CossUi~GgsERAi.-The Secretary OF the Treas
ury informed through the Department OF State that
Mr. Nakagaws Tsuneeis has been designated TO act
japanese Consul General at NewYork during the alb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
cUtRLES D. KEEPS Will FILED

The will Of Charles Keep. which hof for probate
Yesterday brie dated Jrns 49, 1891 ana bequeaths
all his property Margaret Brgeta McHlhon whom no
married In Philadelphia after his hrst wife had
mn n divorce from him The deyseeis made sole exec
urx he Cuhoort Mills and George HaI-
forth hat the petitioner ana her
children Frank Keep nine LILY r. Keep. age seven
and Mary Keep SIX tho next u KIN All residing az
~ a. east rsturna0e on
Trpe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
An Indoient Organ

when the liver lndoent necessarily be when
requirements OF digestion and 1t should be
work with Hostotters Stomach Bttera Tho healthfu
stimulus activity impaired by this incompatible aera
tive speedily itself departure of the uncomfort
able the rzht side fur upon tho
tongue Indigestion and sick headache consequent in
activity OF the liver diversion OF bile
proper channel Irreguariy OF the bowels is always and
painessy reformed by corrective indicated which
fney be preferred both because 1t is safe and Ell
to blue pill. caomsl and drenohing purgatves OF
every and prevents fever and agus and rheu
nas,sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
THE GUARD AT LoaANs TOMB.

WASHINGTON. June 10 (spsciat.-Tn regard TO the
port the Of Rock Creek Church obeos the
presence of q military guard at the temporary resting
place of General Logan in the cemetery belonging to
church. and has asked the vestry to its removal
Mira Logan day said TO Star reporter that 1t true
that Dr. Buck had said that he would like to have the
guard removed Mrs Logan that she told him that
at had other place TO depost the body Of
the General aud that she wond not feel at all inclined
the removed To allow the body TO stay there
In such she would bring the coffin and place
in hall OF her house until The place prepared by
the Illinois Legisla.ure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
, cprw prscrED From 4 WATERLOO GEDBARK.

A GREW RESCUED From WATERLOO GED BARK.
Canaan Harwardt OF the German bark ilam Baeman,
which Danto yesterday after passage occu'
pying days reports having fallen IN with the
bark Wellington Captain walsh bound from Pensacola 10
iycruoo on May lB In latitude 49, longitude 80 l2 The
Wein lumber laden and having sprung eak our
gale waterlOgged Her starDoard
mi arks wer, stove IN aud her carried
The captain and a1d Of htoen mon we're taken
Bateman but the supply OF provision ran short
the captain his wife sailors were transerre TO lne
Phla phla foc AntworpOn May 3l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
T" Be wise with speed

Tool p forty 10 fool indeed I"
So said Young Straws show which way the wind blows
snu thero are scores OF sympons any which show
the existence Of cAtarrh Neglected. will rob the bool
~ purity aud the system OF its strength Get Dr. sage
tatarrh hemedv III euree even long standing cases,
thousands testify and should be used Tor colds In ths head
which often in med oataFrh 49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

OF course He tried remedy after another and
finally spd ded when his life might saved
n taking Dr. pisre',s Golden hsdiea Discovery" me
win subdue all threatening symptoms co1g
abored breathing pightsweas splitting IL blood etc. Spd
restoring wannS strength and hope efectusly stop the
poor consumptyss rapid progress gravswara 1t not
worth tryingI All drusgish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
Ysshiae Jiro, who has gone to

senss Of Consul Ysshiae Jiro who has gone 70
Japan.
FINE REDucED-eecretary Fairend mas fooueoo 70 vov
.aa. .mountus 70 s4OO imposed BY the Collector OF
Customs 1T Baltimore on T. A. Warwick, master Ok me
American bark Rose tnnes for violation OF Section
second mate Of the vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

GOOD EFFECT OF JUDGE BARRETTs CRITICISM.
Mayor Hewitt said yesterday that more than month
ago he Commissioners OF Jurors Reilly told him
complaints had been made and other things
he had heard, and asked him to make report OF the
operations OF his Office and the difficulties under which
he labored and he promised to do He had received
report from Mr. REILLY and on Tuesday ne again Wro'e
him. Mr.. Reilly said he would answer II To-Day. A.,
From q Trustworthy source IL was learned tnat the
Mayor had called the attention OF MT Reilly 10 Judge
charges and told him that II the charges were
1t would be his duty ask for the Commissioners
resignation prefer charges against him. Commlt
sioner Reilly viii reply that he agrees with the Mayor
la that IL the charges true he ought 10 oe re-
moved but he denies that they true and prepared
TO meet any specific charges that may be made against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CON

VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
RICHMOND Va june l51he State Democratic Executive
COMMITTEES has decided u call the Convention for
AugusI4 at Re noke The representation is dele.
gate for every 200 votes for Governor Lee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

th9usanas Of The best advertisement for Dr
uasss Cstarrh Remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

skin and scalp Diseases
can bs cnred BY Pamer skin Success Soap ceans ONT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
b, .u,tanx zen NAV h.v. reed or publ,snsai A.

Affected By anything ycu may read pubshedf H.
Yea cir a., -, Ca. ax,. .
Given unaffected BY this "squeal sQuea sing sd
cafoon Afhat wouldn't AFFECT me In the sltgnest ons
would prefer excused theagh there 10 no tsnx "nen
this thing may end. -. - .,,,S
Q-There are great many things presume yon ssint
seriously about Notwithstanding your humorous wrlunss
Ayes sir so-caled humorsts are frequently inc most
serious people.
This ans wer treasured Mr. Parsons and he Withdrew
the challenge defence. Mr. Sweet stepped INTO
the jury box but he had hardly warmed his seat Deofo
peremptOry challenge for the people removed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

CPECIAL NOTICE.
- WHITE STAR LiNE-The United States and Royal
Mall sleamsip Baltic sailing from WORK Saturday,
Juue 49, at 80 M, will second cabin and Storage
passengers only The whole Of the saloon accommodation
viii be given up 10 second eabip passengers Rate $50
steersg Gao For nppecon plane further Information
Apply V the company's ocnesa II Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

WHITE STAR LINE.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAdEhS
.BAITIC Oapt David SON saturday June IL. $3.50 p m
.CFLTIC Capt Irving ....., sday. June ~ p IN
.GAtIA. Capt THU sday. une 30 i;0oa IA
gERMANIC Capt Gipatel ednr.day juno ~. noon.
From White star Dock. foot OF West lOtnst
RATkS-Saoon, $50 $50 and 500 return uckots on
favorable terms steerage from Of to the Oh Country 20
second cabin carried these steamers rate
ss6 EXCURSION sea For inspection Of plans or other IN
NeW.York. ]. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
Ocean Gteamcrs.

CIRCULAR LETTERS OFCREDlF for trav-
- eers abroad available all parts OF the world issued by
HElDELBACH, ICKELHElMER & CO.. foreign bankers,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-12
A Slander Refuted.

Judge W. H. Barnes ill his presenta- ton address at the ceremonies iu Tucson on Tuesday, uttered the following fear less, upright and truthful words regard ing the Apache Indians. They should be widely published for they meet and refute base islander upon the people of Arr zona:
 In passing, let me meet a slander which has gone oIJ against thls people. Would to God 1 had voice to Teach wherever 1t has goue. 1t said that these Indian raids had been provoked by wrongs upon them by the renegade whites. There Is hot the shadow of a fact to found 1t upun It has been my lot to have had wide observation of crimes and the criminal classes, and I say emphaticatly, that there IS no portion of the United States where there is less of crime, where person and property are safer and where there are fewer professional criminals than Ill Ari- Zona. Of the crimes committed here, very large per cent are by nun residents; outlaws and escapes from other lurlsdlc tions. In one term of Court, of over twenty indicted, not one has been Ill the territory ninety days before arrest. It this city of ei2 iIt or ten thousand people, for half the year everybody sleeps out doors and locks are rarely turned, yet we have no 0urglaries, few, very few, larcenies, sneak thieves, pick pockets and embezzlement and those crimes which indicate great turpit ule aud halo 1t of crime, are rare. Most of the crimes
 
 rels or anger, and while often serious, indicate far less of crimlnal instinct and moral obliquity than those mentioned. The records of the Courts will bear this cut. Now here do you find more of in telllgence, more respect for law and a better citizenship, than here. The feel ing for, and the treatment of the Indians, IS just. With the Pagagoes, Pimas and other friendly Indians, the whites have ever lived i'll tue most pleasant and peace | full relations. No white man in the mountains who would not share his can- teen or his grub with any of them. They have been te good sanartans of the desert, and many d thirsty and hungry wanderer, owes his life tu their kindly care. No citizen of Arizona who would not come quickly to defend them from any wrong. They have all felt the heavy hand of these Apache marauders, the common enemy of mankind; and against them and them alone, the feeling of hos tility exists. The great question, what shall be done with these Indians, is yet to be answered. If they are to remain on the reservation, they should be dts armed and unhursed An armed camp l nf tnn nt After fair warning, if found off the reser- vation, they should be treated as m the overt act of murder. Better than all would be to remove and scatter these tribes away from their old haunts I have faith that these problems will be solved and the hopes of Arizon, realized.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-12
Board of Supervisors.
TOmcial. l
OFFICE BOARD O SUPERVISORS l
 Or FINAL COUNTY FLORENCE, October 29, 1887. J

 Board met pursuant to adjournment, pres ent Supervisors A. Macy, D. C. Stevens and Wm. F. Guild, Clerk \ Aosent, Chairman I. D. Hammond.
 Minutes of last 1neeting read and approve The Board Tn 5akng up the question refer red to its consideration by the l.st Grand Ju- ry in m tier Of over-chacss of certain fees in Justice Whitesides Court find such charges to have deen made by misnterpretation of stat utes and the Clerk is instructed to notify Justice White ile to pay to the County Treas the sum of SIPS, aggregate amount of such over-charges appears on his docket. It being evident to this Board that with the growth of the village of Florence, and tor sanitary reasons 1nl ths puoiic gool, 1t Is ex pe,lient that ahs present. c9netery shall be no longer used Tor Incerln9nt, 1t is hersby or dered, that
 On and after the first day of December l857 no interinenrs hal be made in tAe praseat oonv5erJ o. 5..5 T .Ss >. Flo.enye, ani thst the mains pi persons inferred here may b. removed by friends or relatives to the nsw neterg, after tn u date, m eco danes
  Board ol Supervisors.
 It IS reso.ve thlt sealed bids be invited c.elriu :, surveying, stalking and ma king pl.t If cemetery for the village of Florence, said bids to be placed in the hands of the Clerk of the Board on or before Monday, November 7th 1887, from whom all inform ation an specifications may be obtained.
 On nation ha C,larly uaS iDOtruotad fo J.o,,, a warrant in favor of Judge w. W. Porter for S100 on the general fund in payment of al- lowance for October term of Court.
 On motion Clerk was sainstructed to draw a warrant in favor of w. w. Porter for S10 on General fund to purchase supplies for Clerk of District Courts office.
 On motion District Attorney R. E Sloan was granted 60 days leave of absence to date from November lst 1887.
 On motion the Clerk was ins tructed to ad- vertise for sale the following list of property held by the Territory by tax Deed. R P Apsey, ranch and improvements
 and personal property, Ash Creek 97 It Southern Bell mining Company,
 mining machinery anl buildings
 and personal property, American
 Flag. 361 4 Frank Mayor, house and butcher shop
 Ma m Street, Silver K ng g.... 24 S3 Monarch of the Sea mining Con any,
 frame dwelling and engine room,
 Silver King, and personal proper
 ry.... ................. 113 51 Estate of l.. Bowman, house east of
 Williams Hotel. Silver King . IS 8: P. Acosta, l small adobe house, north
 side of R. k. track. Casa Grands 16 5C Leo. Goldman, l adobe stone and P, frame storenouse, north side of Mason St Pinal - 4S 8: Ray Copper Company Shelter and
 buildings near Riverside ..... 177 5I Ray Copper Company, mill and build ings at Ray mine. ne..... 68S O( Board adj urned until Monday Nov 7th, l 1SS7
 Attest: D c STEVENS, w E GUILD, Clerk. Chairman pro tenn
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-12

Father Monfort will visit Pinal and Silver King, on Saturday of next week.
 Mr. w. c. Smith has purchased Whit lows sixteen mule team and will put it on the road between Casa Grande and Silver King to supply Florence, Pinal and Silver King dealers with goods from his wholesale establishment at the rail road.
 The mine owners are out in the noun tains dolng assessment work, but the most work of the kind will be accomplish ed on the first day of next January at a cost of travelling to and from the claims and recording the notices of re- location.
 Of the four carp found on the desert below the half fway house, and placed Tn Mir. Mayhew's water trough at his station, only one survives. The others got out of the trough and died on the ground. The remaining pilgrinl was then placed in the tank and 1t Is growing finely.
 The Casa Grande Improvement Com pany is raising means to sink a number of wells near the railroad from which wat CT will be taken to irrigate a tract of land. It will be hnisted by means of windmils in to a large reservoir from which ditches will oe run to the land to be reclaimed
 Mr. W. Y. Price reports the cattle on the ranges during the roundup just fin ished as being widely scatte red, the num- erous water holes giving them plenty of water almost anywhere. For this reason the labor of the rodeo was greatly in. creased and the result was unsatisfactory
 It is rumored that Messrs. Doran X Harter will rclinquish the management of the Florence Hotel at the end of ths present month and Mrs. Drew will as sume charge of it. Mr. Doran has large property interests in California that re- | quire his immediate attention.
 Doc Small was recently arrested in E Paso charged with complicity in the re- cent train robheries near Pantano. He was brougtt to Tlcson last Monday ant lodged m jail. In his pockets were found about S46 in silver all of it counterfeit It looks as though the officers of the law have stumbled upon as depraved scoun- drel as the school of crime can well grad l uate.